can it hold big, heavy cameras? Thanks
18915
I've used mine with a Nikon D200, which is right at the upper limit of its listed capacity. I have to set it up very carefully, and I use it for that camera only in an emergency. I wouldn't recommend it for anything heavier.
18916
No, is useless, unless you will be using it with point and shoot cameras, no heavier than a pound, is not worthy.
18917
I used with Sony HDRCX240 video camera which is light and well worked, I think your heavy camera will not be so stable with this, and this does not have adjustable hight. This is very compact and very easy to fold and light, so I like carry it in my bag.
18918
I have put my DSL on it. I was nervous about it but it did work. And this was inside too. If you use it outside I'm sure the wind would blow it around.
18919
It is convenient but it is too flimsy and unsteady. It may hold a big camera, but it can easily get out of balance and collapse. I almost broke my Sony Nex-5R using it. but is nice to use with iphone and small cameras (needs a special adapter)
508281
I believe so, well designed to distribute weight. It is very comfortable w/ my 8x42 Nikon's, but have not tried anything larger or heavier.
118105
The weight would not be a problem, but the padding is not that thick. you would probably need to add so foam rubber to cushion your camera and lens..otherwise it should work well.
1503132
It can support the weight. Your just camera needs to have the place to slip the loop through.
2238134
Yea any camera can fit in this, just think is better for take some shot below your waist not over your shoulders.
169954
I think it's sturdy enough to hold a heavy camera/lens combo like yours. I haven't had any problems with it, but that's an expensive kit you've got and it might be worth it to take a look at brand like Manfrotto. Just saying. After all, your camera gear is only as good as your supporting gear.
261216
No. It's not very sturdy. I put a Canon T5i camera with a long throw lens (about 4 pounds) on it and it was very noisy and struggled. I was not very happy with this product and would only recommend it for people wanting to display stuff like jewelry or other VERY light items.
1828765
Their website says it can hold 4kilos which is just under 9 pounds. Should be OK it holds my D600 and 70-200 solid.
1188071
The tripod is very sturdy. It's kinda heavy so I would say it probably will hold that much weight.. I bought a huge lens & keep it attached at all times.
1828764
I don't see why not - it's pretty sturdy. My heaviest lens is about 3.5 pounds and it handles that with no problems. Good luck!
1218814
I don't know. I use mine for a canon eos kissx4 which is basically a rebel. It certainly seems like it could handle something bigger.
610163
I think the tripods rated for 11 pounds so I'm sure It could hold it okay, I had this tripod for about six months now and all i can say about it is it's awesome!!!!
1757264
Yes, up to a ten to fifteen pound camera at the most. I would recommend getting a better quick release plate system because the one on the camera is a little small, and it is not very universal. Other than that, I think it's a great tripod!
1720158
Yes but it will be heavy as a whole. Unless you have a solid base tripod then go ahead but if you dont i dont recommend mounting it.
1546308
Yes and it can handle larger video cameras as well. There are several attachments for different camera set ups.
102421
No, it will not hold of that. I would recommend the Lowepro Passport Sling, it has room for a DSLR with an extra lens and is expandable to hold other items such as you mentioned.
2250207
It should. It's very sturdy and holds my 80gb Sony handcam which is a chunk.